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Cement and Aluminum

The softest parts of you

Bend in the air

Of eyes and feather like bones

The closed (open) mouth syndrome

That penetrates the disconnected sounds of worlds

Thrown at each other in the dark

A kind hew of melancholy that surrounds you

As I am numb everywhere

That you have touched and the long withering hand

That reaches out to me no longer shows the details of

Lost nights that glistened against your face

And your twisted alphabet is now left

To burn on the embers of faded ghost memories

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